I am using SMSCON Editor 0.7-4 and have the following problem:
I send an message from the contactphone to my N900. At this time the contactphone is still receiving sms messages from my phone. Any one knows ho tot stop this? At this moment I have an girlfriend at home..
when my phone is connected to my wlan it cant send mail. but if its connected to the mobile network it works fine. And have deletet smscon and smscon edit and reinstalled it, but still dont work to send smscommand to it. nothing happens.
when my phone is connected to my wlan it cant send mail. but if its connected to the mobile network it works fine. And have deletet smscon and smscon edit and reinstalled it, but still dont work to send smscommand to it. nothing happens.
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DAEMON INFO: stored current WLAN network (Torger)
DAEMON INFO: camera picture acquired
DAEMON INFO: (EMAIL) trying to connect to "mail.klingsheim.org"
Nokia-N900-42-11:~#
Can you send email with an email-application using the same outgoing SMTP-server when connected only to that WLAN-network? I assume not.
SMScon would need a list of smtp-servers (server+user+pass-duples), instead of just one, so in different network connection situations it could try them all before with one of them email sending has succeeded.
For example in my country every operator has its own SMTP-server which you have to use if you want to send email (with SMTP-protocol). They block outgoing 25/tcp traffics to elsewhere. Also they do not allow connections from any other source IP-addresses but from their own. So if the thief do not use the same operator, email settings currently are useless.
ok
i dont care if it dont work on my wlan, if its lost or stolen it will not be connected to my network anyway=) but my problem is that it dont respond on sms commands, have never got smscon to work:\
when my phone is connected to my wlan it cant send mail. but if its connected to the mobile network it works fine. And have deletet smscon and smscon edit and reinstalled it, but still dont work to send smscommand to it. nothing happens.